–Sunday afternoon, the Cal Poly Mustangs beat Hawaii 6-2 at sold-out Baggett Stadium. With attendance limited to one-third capacity, 1045 people watched the final game of the season. The Mustangs finished the season with seven consecutive victories. Cal Poly won 11 of their final 12 games, including four over Hawaii.
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Created by BBH Singapore and directed by Law Chen, the film for Jollibee is set in the future and recounts the pandemic through the eyes of a grandfather
In the future when we look back on today, how would we describe the pandemic? What version of history would we tell?
This is the theme of the Filipino multinational chain Jollibee’s first global brand campaign developed by BBH Singapore, which reinterprets the brand’s tagline of Joy of Family in the context of the current pandemic.
When the pandemic broke out, everyone was unprepared and had to face an uncomfortable reality – that life as we knew it changed overnight. It was painful, scary and upended lives around the world. Yet it is in our darkest hours when we see what’s most dear to us - our families. From physically spending every waking hour together in lockdown to long video calls across continents, our family was what got us through. This was the year of the pandemic, but it was a
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Creatives from BBH Singapore share the ideas that sparked the campaign for Filipino food chain Jollibee and how they brought their vision to life
Much has been said about preserving memories of the pandemic to tell the next generation who were unable to experience the sheer indescribable moments that 2020 brought us – and that 2021 is still doing. It was this that propelled BBH Singapore to create a campaign for Filipino fast-food restaurant Jollibee set in New York in the year 2060.
The three-minute film hails itself as ‘a message from the future’ through the eyes of a Filipino migrant and his family. What follows is unlike the usual campaigns created for Jollibee and touches upon a more emotional and nostalgic note as we are taken through the family’s highs and lows during the pandemic. The message the film conveys is a universal one about coming together during hard times, but the small touches from the black-and-white transition t
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The Concord Crush 8U girls lacrosse team competes against Windham. Mae Clattenburg had two goals for the Crush in the 8-3 loss. Courtesy courtesy
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Published: 5/11/2021 11:07:04 AM
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